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HOMEFURNISHERS
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DINING TABLES
We sell the famous Lentz Tables. Everybody knows that money can be
saved by buying in large quanties. W6 buy these by the car load direct
from the factory in Nashville, Mich.
See Our
Window
Display
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We sell no
Veneered
Tables
Every table is finished and looks finished
We will take your old
table as .first payment
on a new one.
Balance $1 per Week
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ocal News.
Sewing machine crates for sale nt
Calef Bros.
ffohn Vultur Is having a cozy lit
tjejliome erected ou Mucrum avenue.
El'lic water tower has been cm
bTllished by a couple of. coats of
wh'ite paint.
.D. C. Lewis Is having a fine
nfclern home erected ou Willam
ette boulevard.
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fSffhe Regal Range on sale at the
peninsula Hardware Is a bargain at
$36.00. See it at once.
Bllchtnond street is being treated
sixteen-foot strip of crushed
nkk in the center by the county
authorities.
Klrs.-Adu Pennington and daugh
ters, Mrs. Lura Davidson and Miss
Kdha, are spending the summer
mouths at Newport.
E). Miles and daughter, Miss Al
of Center, Colorado, are visit
ing Mr. Miles daughter, Mrs. Win.
Haskins ot tins cuy.
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'Has his family got a skeleton in
iRcloset?" "I don't know what
they've got in tuetr ciosei, uiu wcy
h5ye one iu a hobble skirt."
A pair of fine twin babies arrived
atUhe home of Mr. and Mrs. C. h.
si Rnttirdav. making the
second pair to arrive at this home.
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Mike Muckuy is having n neat
residence erected on Iluchauati
street. .., , '
Sash and doors are carried in
stock by the Peninsula Hardware
Co. Get our prices.
M. T. Swan is
rary dwelling
Richmond street.
having a tempo
erected ou Host
WantedHop pickers. For Infor
mation see Roy Wilcox or phone
Columbia 30. 42
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Furnished room with board in
private family. Inquire 440 Kast
Chicago. 42 p
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The Peninsula National Hank
corner has been transformed into a
white appearauce through the man,
ipulution of the painters' brush.
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A brother of Dr. A. W. Vincent,
who was badly injured iu au auto
mobile accident iu Portland recent
ly, has almost recovered from his
injuries.
Three Fine Lots For Sale. 40X
ioo at the head of Kdisou street, all
improved. Only $375 each. Kasy
terms. Apply soon to J. H.Fletch
er, 823 Willamette oouievaru.
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nrlns In your Job printing wblje
you think of it. Don't wait untli you
are outlrely out. We urc equlppea
to turn out ueut and tatty printing
promptly at Portland price or less.
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Kfo.t,, ct Tnhns folks are prepar-
ine tQ depart for the hop fields the
i.- r . ... I I- cofrl t It'll I
nrst ot nexi nioiim.
sixty from this city will assemble
iSTptte yard. The city will be
mHch deserted for a week or two
inconsequence.
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Wanted We have io-acre tract
olfibe best land in Tualatin vauey
close to Salem electric ;iine, mobuy
clwed, lays leyelt uo better soil in
Ofegou. Want to exchange . this
fog St. Johns! property ofabout
equal value. McKinuey & Davis.
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Ptavt?m IIP. Notice is hereby
given that seven head of cattle have
bn. impounded, I tie owner or
raers are hereby notified to come
forward, prove property, pay
Qtarges and Jake away, or the same
fiedUpodofas the law di-
nal. U RJPKIIIFIL'V. V.UIC1 Ul A v
Pat and Mike were discussing
the affairs of a limited company, and
the latter exclaimed; "Do you
think old Screwem's money is
tainted?' "Yes," replied Pat, "It
has two taints ou it; 'taint yours
and 'taiut mine."
Petitions requesting the St. Johns
Water Co, to reduce the rates of
water to the following prices are
being circulated : First faucet 50c,
each additional faucet 25 cents per
month; sprinkling 50x100 foot lot
75 cents per month; meter rates
proportionately. If this request is
acceded to St. Johns will have
cheaper water rates than the city of
Portland, we believe.
100 Hop-pickers wanted by
Hanna Bros., Independence, Ore.,
165 acres, 20 days' picking, very
fine yard, clean and nice. Tents
and wood furnished, picking from
7 to 6 o'clock.plckers hauled to and
from depot free, pay 50c per box.
Will pay fare of anyone represent-,
ing 50 pickers to come aud inspect
yard. See J. l. Liiumore, 113
Satisfaction, is the wont Gil
more, the Barber.
Wolcott (the rent man) 130 nth
street, Portland, is the man to see
for real estate or mercantile deals.
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For Sale Modern 7-room house
and lot 50x100, corner Richmond
and Hayes, at a fine bargain. Price
S3000, on very easy terms. For
particulars call at the Review office.
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Wall paper in new aud artistic
designs is now ou sale at the Penin
sula Hardware Co. Prices range
from eight to 25 cents per
double roll. Selection may be made
from 50 or more different patterns,
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"I was cured of diarhwa by one
dose of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrha'a Remedy," writes
M. K. Gebhart, Oriole, Pa. There
is nothing better. For sale by all
dealers.
Get an electric head treatment cr
massage at Gilmore's Harber Shop.
Typewriter ribbons for sale at
this office; 50 cents each.
Picture framing done at Portland
prices at II. F, Clark's, the furni
ture man. tf
For Sale Six lots, all extra size,
between Tyler and Polk streets,
Improvements in, can sell cheap.
Terms, 1 10 cash, balance $5 per
month, 7 per cent interest. Best
residence district. McKinuey &
Davis. . i6tf
For Sale 6 acres fine level
laud, good soil, small house, well
and pump, stable, 13 stalls;
miles from city limits, Vancouver,
Wush. Price, $1150. Also 20 acres,
15 level laud, some stumps, 110
brush, seven miles from Astoria.
Does not overflow. Price for a few
days, $750. See J. Webster, St.
Johns, Oregon,
SALE Of SEASON
ABLE GOODS
This is the time of the year everyone should, use
talcum powder, you cannot use any thing better for
heat rash, tetter, tired feet, sunburn, etc. The follow
ing week, we are going to offer a big Hue of talcums,
lotions and creams at very low prices.
Venus Talcum 10c
25c Colgates ' 15c
25c Nyals " .15c
25c Mennen's 16c
25c Huduut's Violet Talc. 6c
25c Colgate's Tinted M..20C
1 lb Borated Talcum 25c
25c Pond's Kxt'Cream. . . . 16c
50c Pomeplan " ....,35c
50c Robertiue 32c
50c Camelliue 34c
50c Uardas 34c
50c lliuds Almond Cream 36c
$1 .50 Oriental Cream . , . $ 1 .08
Columbia Phonographs are pur specialty. We can furnish
you any thing you may want .iu iha line, do not buy until you
get our prices and terms. Large list of, records always, ou hand.
St. Johns Pharmacy
Reliable Drug Store
Buy your Drugs and Sundries at the V
STORE THAT LEADS
The North Bank leads the followers, not follow the
leaders. This week you can get a few standard ar
ticles, at very low cost. Toilet Articles:
50c two oz. hot, Pompean Cream, 31c Mcnncn's Talcum 15c
Four oz. A. D. S. Massage u 50c S oz. can Nylotis Talcum 25c
Colgato's Talcum, any odor. . . . 15c 1 lb. can Boquct Dc Araby Talc, 25c
Princess Talcum 25c Cuticura Soap 16c
Venus Talcum 10c Nyal's Skin Soap 25c
Bring your prescriptions to us. The clerks in our prescrip
tion department are graduates of one of the best schools in the
country, are registered in Oregon and have only the best drugs the
market affords to do their work with. Your prescription entrusted to
us will receive strict attention and will be filled witb drugs of quality.
NORTH BANK PHARMACY
HOME OF THE FAA10US NYALS and A. D. S. REA1EDIES. "CURRIN SAYS SO
Wit DltMVKR ltVltRYWIIHRH l'RKll l'HONlt COU'MMA J07
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lfor Insurance sec F.W. Valentine
Giltnorc's Harber Shot) a spe
cialty on child reus' hair cutting.
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Groccryman Kd. S. Currier has
been spending a few days nt Snn
Jose, Cal.
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S. L. Doblc has returned from a
ten days' outing at St. Martin's
Springs.
Prof. C. II. Hoyd nnd wife have
returned from a month's-sojourn ut
Seaside.
H. M. Card aud wife fuec Patri-
(iulm,n former resident of St. Joints)
nave removed here from Idalio.
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The Hachelor club announces its
11gust dancing party to take place
u the rink Tuesday evening, Aug
ust 39th.
Three lots, 7-room bouse, 12
vearold fruit trees, iras iu house.
wired for electricity, stieet im
proved, ou most prominent street;
I2000, $500 casu, uaiaiice ou lime.
See K. C. Couch.
Kirst Christian Science Soeletv.
Sundays 1 1 a. in., Wednesdays at
; p. m. Kenning room oci) ou
1'uc.sday and Saturday from 1 to
n. in. AH cordially iuVited to the
services and readintr room. Sub
ject Sunday: "Mind."
Were all mcdlclues as meritor
ious as Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Uiarrha'a Kctncdy tue
world would be much better off and
the iLrceiilnL'L of suffering ereatlv
decreased," writes Lindsay Scott, of
n . t.-.i t. I.. I... .11 -I I
icinpie, urn. rur auic uy 11 11 ucui-
ers.
The Multnomah Sand & Gravel
Company is now ready to start ac
tive operations at the corner of
Myers and Toinpson streets, Wol
tcr A. Goss is president and luau
ager of the company. The new
enterprise will furnish employment
for a doeu or more bunds at the
start.
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From far Canada comes a call
for Pendleton's Cowboy baud to ap
pear at a Wild West show at Cal
gary, Albetta, iu the early Septem
ber. The fame of this organiza
tion has spread aud the Pendleton
musicians wjll go to Calgary taking
along two cars of horses aud equip
ment. . 0
A hen Is not supposed to have
much common sense or tact, but
every time she lays an egg she
cackles forth the fact. A rooster
hasn't got a lot of intellect to show,
but none the less most roosters have
got sense enough to crow. Hut
man, the greatest masterpiece that
nature could devise, will ofteu stop
aud hesitate before he'll advertise.
Flax culture In Oregon Is mak
ing progress. Seed has been dis
tributed by the Portland Unseed
Oil company aud many favorable
replies have beeu received from
farmers who have been successful
iu growing excellent flax. The
plaut thrives In this state, produc
ing fine, long fibre and much seed.
Women physicians of the state
will do the scoring at the Kugeulcs
Imposition at the Salem State fair.
This is really a scientific baby show
and physical perfection will deter
mine the winners. Kach judge will
score certain qualities and. the fig
ures will be averaged, so that an
absolutely impartial test will be
made. IJntries from many parts of
the state are now being made.
One of the most common ailments
that hard working people are afllict
ed with is lame back. Apply
Chamberlain's Liniment twice a
ilnv mid massage the narts thor
oughly at each application, and you
will get qtilcic reltei. ior saie uy
all dealers.
The Library
Open Hour: 1:00(05: to and 7 to 9:30 p.m.
Sundnyn 2:J0 to 5:30
The library Is one of the coolest
places in town on these warm
days.
The newly painted walls and
floor add much to the appearance
of the room nutl make It light as
well.
Come in aud look over the map
showing the invasion of North
America by foreign authors.
A box of new books is on the
way.
Did you enjoy the "Hroad High
way," and the '"Money Moon," by
Jeffcry Farnol ? The same author
has a new novel running iu Mc
Clurc's, You can get it at the li
brary. Those of you who garden, have
you in the spring when you are
hord at work at your flower beds
and see your neighbor's erenulal
bloom without a bit of effort on the
owner's part felt a bit nervous?
And have you gazed iu despair at
the price lists of perennial plants iu
the catalogues? Now is the time
to start perennials froiu the seed for
next year and the years after. The
Garden .Magazine tells you just how
to go about it iu au article iutittcd:
"Perennials Uverybody Can Grow
From Seed. A dozen desirable
sjccies that you can surely have iu
flower next year from seed fcown
now." There is also an interesting
article ou "Annuals for Winter
Uloom Indoors."
Any one who wishes to get a
clear and comprehensive Idea of
present day socialism and
wishes to get it without too
huid woik. will do well to read the
series of papers by Samuel P. Orth
now running iu world's worK on
thti World-wide Sjcech of Socialism
the swift growth of ti party of
zealots in a national political power
how they arc aided by the econ
omic unrest and how they threaten
to engulf the labor unions. The
latest number is called; Is Social
Ism Upon Us?
Harry M. Fassett returned Sun
day from a two week's vacation
spent with friends iu the Hlue
Mountains,
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Mrs. Agnes Learned, son Otis
aud family, and daughter, Mrs. J.
P. Wrinkle nnd childreii.ure .spend
ing several weeks at Hay View.
See G. W. Overstreet for any
thing iu the plumbing line. Oppo
site Central School. 31 1 S. Jersey
street. Office and residence phone,
Columbia, 560. 42tf
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Glover
spent a couple of days with Judge
and Mrs. Uiceue ou tuetr ruticu ni
Castle Kock, Wash., during the
past week.
Stanton Muck, who was pain
fully injured iu an elevator acci
dent at the Hazlewood Creamery
last week and taken to a hospital is
rapidly recovering.
A surprise party was given iu
honor of Miss Heulah Titus at the
home of Miss Gladys Uredeson last
Friday evening, it being the anni
versary of her birth. The party of
young friends met at the home of
Mrs. Mathews and proceeded to the
Dredesou home iu a body. The
evening was pleasantly spent in taf
fy pulling and other diversions.
Punch and wafers added to the en
joyment of the occasion.
It is claimed by some of the par
tics Interested in the Willamette
boulevard controversy, that the He
view erred in stating that this boul
evard had ever been used as a high
way 100 feet wide for a period of
ten years, Mr. Perkins to the con
trary, notwithstanding. They claim
it had never been used as a high
way for that width; that a fence
had been placed and maintained at
the eighty foot limit for the past 20
years or more.
Help to Pay Excess
In order that the proposed im
provement of Dawson street might
go through and the city not be ton,
deeply eucuitiberd in taking care of'
the excess cost, the following,
have shown their public spirited uass
aud philauthrophy by subset ihiug
the amounts below:
A. S. llcuson, $350; II. lv, Har
ris, $250 iu addition to his property
assessment on the Improvement;
Peter Autzeu, $100; St. Johns Lum
ber Co., $too; Peninsula National
Hank, $100; Portland Woolen Mills
Co., tioo; Tims. Cochran, iioo;
First National Hank, T 100; Gilleii
Chambers Co., f6o; St. Johns Gas
Co., $50, making a total of $1300
subscribed. The Star Sand Co.
was awarded the contract for the
improvement last Tuesday evening'
at more than $2000 below the en
gineer's estimate. According to
F.uginccr Andrew the remaining'
excess cost is about 800, which
will be taken from the general fund
of the city.
Mr. John Little spent Sunday tit
the Greene ranch lit Washington.
For Sale Hartlett pears. L. II.
Campbell, .(23 Kast Leavitt street,
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Miss Georgia Perriuc lias returned
from 11 three-week's visit with Mis
ses Jennie aud Kulalia Greene nt
Castle Kock, Wash.
Lincoln G. Fassett, Forrest Hill
aud Gordon Goodhue have return
ed from n two weeks' vacutlou at
Newport, and report n spluudld
time.
Mrs. F.iiima Mathews and little
daughter left for Fayette, Oregon,
Wednesday afternoon, where she,
will spent! her vacation visiting
with friends.
The Free Methodists nre holding
cumpmeetiug at St. Johns Huights.
About 75 tents are spread iittd tlia
meetings are attracting quite n num
ber of listeners. The meetings will
close Sunday evening.
Rev. Pattou and wife returned
from Waldport Tuosday evening..
They report a very unjoynble month
spent at the beach. As n closing
event of this mouth's outing Mr.
Pattou lauded n fine Chinook sal
mon with a troll while rowing near
the mouth of Alsea river.
The usual .service nt the Meth
odist church Sunday, August 25,
Mr. Pattou will us npproprlutt
thtuuuti from his vacation trip both
morning and evening. Preaching
11 a. in. anil S p. 111. Sunday
school 10 a. 111. lipworth Laaguu
7 p. 111. All invited.
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Margaiet F.lenore O'Connor, tlio
Welsh nightingale, who is uppqnr-.
iug at the Multnomah Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday .evenltig.s'of
this week, is attracting large audi
ences nightly, She has a magnifi
cent voice and pleusea her listeners
immensely. Don't fail to hear bur.
William Anderson of Alameda,
Cal., is spending the week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Gra
den. Mr. Anderson is making a
tour of the coast, and is emphatic
iu declaring he has enjoyed hits stay
iu tliis city far more thau in any
other.
A. S. Henson and others of the
Commercial club are working on n
new route for the trolley to Portland,
It will cut off about three miles and
is most feasible. The Portland Ry.
T.tclit .; Pnwer Pn. is lookillir UnOtt
it with favor, and the probabilities
are that it will be adopted. The
nrnnnsml mute is a direct one. en
tering Portland over the Broadway
uruige. iur. ncinuu io.ii,h
in tlw matter with the county hi ru
gard to the right of way, as purt
of the roi)te runs aiong a emuuy
road,